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@@notzappy they're bad sounding headphones, dt990 are better in every way besides probably the bass but i use the headphones with a sub woofer

@@assloader did you tweek them? in any way?

LMAO underated comment 😂😂

​@@SnipeGodFireyeah😂😂

@@SnipeGodFirebloody hell calm down mate it’s not that funny 💀

@@SowDah_ huh?

@@SowDah_ “Bloody Hell” “Mate” I’m also Aussie 😂

I actually hate hearing myself talk

⁠@@jackb7954its weird to not hear yourself sometimes bc its like Did i say that right?? And u just feel like an idiot in my opinion

On my headset I keep my ear that has the mic on and the other one off

@@jackb7954yes bro whenever I hear myself especially with echo I stutter so mucy

Yeah I have both open and closed… and I prefer open as well! It’s sucks though the closer back are so much more comfy lol

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as long as u an audiophile did u tried apple airpods max? is it's sound better than dt 990 pro? , i've dt990pro but i'm wondering about airpods max

@heeeeey1121 totally depends what you need them for, airpod max has better anc, if you want that, and is wireless. I'm personally not an apple fan, but, I've heard they're really good. Sound is probably better on the dt990 pro, because it's wired and isn't limited to Bluetooth, and if you compare the noise graph the dt990 is maybe a little better than the airpod max. In short, if your traveling, use the airpod max, cause of the noise canceling and whatnot, and if you aren't as much, use the dt990 pro. That's my opinion though

OoOoh THANK YOU VERY MUCH! , i'm apple fan boy but not rich so i was wondering and now u explained everything about it better than all these yt videos so i decided to enjoy my new dt 990 pro and don't look for any other headphone@@blossomles5

@@heeeeey1121AirPods aren’t even going to touch an entry level HiFi headphone

fr?, i saw somebody on yt saying is airpods pro sounding better than dt 1990! , i saw a website doing compitition for (dt990 pro vs airpods max) and they said that airpods max sound is waaaaay better so idk eactly who to beleave but at the end of the day dt 990 is fantastic headphone but the main problem is it wired headphone. @@thetshadow999animates9

Ur clearly underage and broke.

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Damn homie but the Hd600 still better than these

Susvara *cool glasses emoji*

not for gaming they are not!

@@themelancholiasusvara suck for gaming sadly

@@SnxgurI mean he said they were good for what he does, he’s an audio engineer.

@@Snxgur Sundara is perfectly average for gaming. But if you want some good headphones that are great for gaming, try the Sennheiser HD 560S, i own one, and i've compared it's gaming potential with the Sundara i daily-drive, and the 560s has very accurate imaging... It has some slight treble peaks too, but nowhere near as bad as Beyerdynamic headphones tend to be, the 560s isn't harsh. :P 560s is like 200 bucks-ish... maybe 180? if you can find them on sale, 100% grab it, it's a steal! :)

Finally someone with head on spot.so many way better options in this price range.why would you buy average when you can get descent for the same ££ ?

No, it's the other way around, Dynamic drivers have variable Ohm, and typically tends to have high Ohm, meaning they're the ones that need amplifiers to perform their best... The 560s is listed as having 120 ohm on the product page, but in testing, the ohm varies from 133 to 224. Planarmagnetics have static Ohm, flat, constant, unchanging Ohm... The Sundara is revealed to have a flat 40 ohm in testing. The higher the Ohm, the harder the headphone is to drive, the lower the ohm, the easier it is to drive. Planarmagnetics are the easiest to drive, as they typically have the lowest Ohm. But Ohm by itself, doesn't matter that much, it's when you introduce driver sensitivity ON TOP of ohm, that things start getting tricky. Lower sensitivity with higher Ohm, means the headphones start getting REALLY PICKY about HOW the audio signal is fed through the headphone... And even then, headphone sensitivity doesn't matter much until it gets below 90dB... And the Sundara is at 94dB/mW... This means at 1 mW, the Sundara pushes out 94dB average volume. Safe long-term listening volumes are at 60-70dB... You're not really ever going to need to reach 94dB volume with the Sundara, so... you will never consume more than 1mW power consumption with, more or less, ANY headphone. So really, you don't NEED amps capable of pushing 1000 mW and stuff, ever... You will only need an amp if you want extra volume headroom for whatever reason... Headphones also get old, and become less sensitive as the membrane ages, or even the coils get worn... In which case an amp might be able to counteract the aging for a while until the headphones finally die. That being said, when it comes to dacs and amps, it's normally the Dac-chip that decides whether a headphone performs its best or not... It's not really the amp. So most people don't actually have to worry about any of this.

The Sundara, as well as the 560s, both drive perfectly off a phone, or, a Nintendo 3DS. :P

@@MyouKyuubi Sorry, man, but you are wrong. The resistance of a pair of headphones isn't the only thing that determines the power it needs. There's a thing called sensitivity that measures the decibels of sound produced per miliwatt. The lower the sensitivity, the harder it is to drive. That's the thing that makes planar headphones so hard to properly drive in spite of their low resistance. The HE400SE is like 91db/mW while a dynamic like the HD560S is 107db/mW (I think). There are headphone calculators online that can give you the required power to reach a determinate volume via the sensitivity and resistance. Look them up, they're really useful. Still, I have to admit I've had the chance to try a lot of headphones recently, and I do agree that planars aren't always more power hungry than dynamic cans. I found out that the HE400SE consumes only a bit more power than the HD560S, and I've also tried a pair of dynamic AKG K612 Pros that consumed much more than the other two. That being said, I still advise against buying any planar headphones if you don't have an amplifier/DAC. It might sound, but it won't sound nearly as good. A great amplifier out there for cheap is the Apple USB C to 3.5mm adapter (15$ish), and it should have enough juice for the HE400SE. Not sure of the Sundaras. So, in conclusion, even if it's not absolute, the bottom line of planars consume way more than the bottom line of dynamic headphones, so I wouldn't risk getting one without a decent amplifier. (Also, a small note here for anyone interested. The power a pair of headphones consume has no correlation to the quality of the sound, it's just an inconvenience derived from the design of the headphones. In fact, I hate the K612 Pros and I much prefer the HD560S over them, even though they consume way more.)

I switched from a Razer nari ultimate to a sennheiser hd600 and I legitimately froze in my chair after listening to Iris by the goo goo dolls on them

Natty is short for natural

DT990s are too sharp and aren't tonally accurate, always use neutral headphones for mixing.

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yep yep! I own both Sundara, and a 560s, so i can confirm this! Sundara is better with everything else, but the 560s's imaging absolutely trounces the Sundara, lol. 560s is the best for competitive gaming, 100%! But of immersive and cinematic experiences and music, i'd choose the Sundara. :)

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Which is actually HARSHER than the 990 roflmfao. Say hello to hearing damage in the treble-region! :D

But it got no mic

​​@@Nexus-oeynxbuy a mic? you can buy mics cheaper than the headphone and it will still sound better than built-in headphone mics.

I have seen this opinion regurgitated so many times. A wider sound stage does not equate to better gaming performance. If anything, too wide of soundstage often makes sounds exaggerated in regards to distance and you often miss key details

Wider soundstage does not help you pin point enemies, its just how far outside your head the sound feels. Hearing accurate positions would be imaging. Sometimes a soundstage that's too wide can mess you up, makes you think the enemy is farther away than they really are. You can have a headphone with amazing soundstage but dogshit imaging.

@@sauce8767 Thank you! So many gamers don't get this.

This. I think the numbering throws a lot of people off thinking this is a dated model or something. I know I did for a bit.

@@RenbroNLdt990 better then the 900 pro x, 990 pro is the 2nd best gaming headphones money can buy , only behind HD800s

they are very good. They are on sale rn where i live for 50€ so i bought 1 pair for my friend.

Definitely not the best headset for gaming 😂

@@balloonn2662 if your not a Broke boy,been having this headset for 2 years nows

@@hifivelife5559 I’ve had many steel series they have never compared to my 200 dollar 560s 😂 but keep telling yourself steel series is worth it.

@@hifivelife5559 and I also had the arctic pros a few years back while Fortnite was big 3-4 years ago for the pros had a pair of Arctis 7s they lasted a year with light use before the power button stopped working

Not true.far from neutral sound

The high frequency is atrocious though, so please, don't make music with them. The S's pierces my ear, and it's annoying.

"Does not exaggerate frequencies" has to be the funniest joke I've heard in a damn long time

​@@indorrNicky Romaro used them for year's with out issue. 🤷‍♀️ Same for martin Garix. 🥴

@@bluemangroup_1828the dt 770s and 990s are the industry standard and are known for being some of the most neutral headphones available

the dt990 has almost none of those things, lmao. There's a difference between artificial detail, and real detail... the 990 have harsh treble, which tends to give the ILLUSION of detail, because the details that it CAN display, are literally just louder than they're supposed to be, making you think they're more detailed than thewy actually are. However, the Sundara can point out what people are talking about outside of the recording booth sometimes, that's REAL detail. :P Oh and also, the Sundara is a planarmagnetic driver, due to how they're constructed, the sounds produced from the audio-signal occurs on different parts of the membrane, meaning planarmagnetics have an inherent quality that makes them separate instruments better than dynamic drivers... Due to how dynamic drivers are constructed, all the noises it produces originate from the exact same point on the membrane, causing instruments to blend into each other, and in fact, causing certain frequencies to cancel each other out... Due to opposite movements occurring simultaneously. There's also the fact that planarmagnetic drivers are inherently faster than dynamic drivers, they START a noise faster, and STOP a noise faster than dynamic drivers, giving them snappy, punchy, aggressive sound delivery. Dynamic drivers = Cheap, but good enough fidelity for most people. Planarmagnetic = Expensive, but great fidelity for picky listeners. Electrostatic = Extremely expensive, but legendary fidelity for hopeless audio-junkies. This logic excludes certain hybrid drivers... Like Meze's Isodynamic hybrid-array driver (For the Empyrean line), but generally speaking, this logic applies. Soundstage is about the only thing the 990 may have an advantage over the Sundara in, though i can't confirm that for sure, though it makes sense, as dynamic drivers tend to be frather from your ears than planar drivers are... :P

Lol I pinned those comments and scheduled the video so I could go to sleep and not worry about uploading in the morning

I do the same

Also I had to repair mine , a simple fix but some have manufacturer errors that end up having one driver work while the other doesn’t. Still well worth the money after 4 years of use

I'd be skeptical buying Hifiman used due to their poor QC track record. I'm very much for buying used, just not brands like Hifiman

@Njinx_ have it for over a year now. I use it with my fluance rt85n with ifi zen dac 2. It's amazing. Still feels brand new. No creeks or and weird rattle. I guess I pulled the lucky ticket, the previous owner was a collector of headphones, and I saw he had some amazing pairs, all of are still in box or displayed behind acrylic or glass. So mine was on peak condition when I got it. Good luck out there.

100%! xD

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for gaming you want as much high end and as least bass possible

@@SnxgurOnly for FPS games if you want to butcher the sound to get an edge. I personally like my games to sound good. 🤷🏻‍♂️

990's are just overrated and overused only becouse streamers and video creators use them. They are a lot better options

I use the HUD 0 SIX HUNGE Os by ol mate Sennheiser